Newton High School
Wilfred Cormier “Will”
Wilfred Cormier (“Will”) was one of 137 graduates in the class of 1922 at Newton High School, Newton, Massachusetts. Printed details: came from Stearns School; headed for Tufts Engineering; lived at 232 Watertown, Nonantum. Portrait and entry from the 1922 yearbook, page 30.
Class of 1922
137 in the class of 1922 · 24 more named Cormier
- Full name
- Wilfred Cormier
- Known as
- Will
- Born
- May 27, 1903
- Lived at
- 232 Watertown, Nonantum, Newton, Massachusetts
- School
- Newton High School
- Graduated
- Class of 1922
- Course
- Scientific
- Came from
- Stearns School
- Headed for
- Tufts Engineering
Also searched as: Will Cormier; Cormier, Wilfred.
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In context
137 people from the Newton High School class of 1922 appear on this site, and Cormier puts Wilfred 26th among them. Wilfred is printed on page 30 of the scan, in the first third of the 23-to-65 run of portrait pages. In the Newton High School class of 1922, 29% of the 137 printed courses are Scientific (40 people), Wilfred included. “Tufts Engineering” is Wilfred's plan after graduation; 57 of 105 classmates with a printed plan (54%) named a college or university. In the class of 1922, 75% of the plans we could classify (57 of 76) were a college or university; the neighbouring classes show 86% in 1921 and 89% in 1923.
| On the same scan page | Wayne Bruning Conner, Edward Payson Crane, Henry Stanley Cross |
|---|---|
| Same kind of plan | college or university: 57 of 105 classmates with a plan (54%) |
| Same course | Scientific: 40 of 137 classmates with a course (29%) |
At home, 232 Watertown, Nonantum
The 1936 city directory lists Wilfred Cormier with the occupation “acetylene welder (Brighton)” (page).
The 1936 Newton Directory lists these people named Cormier at this address. It gives occupations and wives' names, but does not say how these people were related.
- John Cormier (wife Lucy), acetylene welder (Brighton) householderpage
- David F Cormier lived herepage
- John H Cormier lived herepage
- Jos Cormier lived herepage
- Margt Cormier, radio tube worker lived herepage
- Mary E Cormier, typist (Watertown) lived herepage
- Wilfred Cormier, acetylene welder (Brighton) lived herepage
The Cormier household is listed here in 1938 too.
What the yearbook said
i HAVE DONE MY DUTY AND DONE NO MORE
The class of 1922
Wayne Bruning ConnerNewton 1922
Edward Payson CraneNewton 1922
Florence Elizabeth ColeNewton 1922
Henry Stanley CrossNewton 1922
Dorothy Dane ColbyNewton 1922
Elizabeth Brewster CushmanNewton 1922
Others named Cormier
Same surname in Massachusetts. They may be relatives; the books do not say.
Lillian Mary CormierSt. Bernard's Central Catholic 1934
Anita Mary CormierSt. Bernard's 1939
Robert Joseph CormierSt. Bernard's 1941
Emery Dona CormierSt. Bernard's 1944
Rita Elizabeth CormierSt. Bernard's 1944
Louise Mary CormierSt. Bernard's 1945
Also came from Stearns School
Marguerite Louise HalloranNewton 1914
Myrtle S. WeldonNewton 1914
Gertrude SwartzNewton 1919
Geo H. VuilleumierNewton 1922
Also headed for Tufts Engineering
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Source
Newton High School yearbook, 1922, page 30.
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